My expectations for an easy, happy retirement were quickly squashed. As I look back I made two major mistakes. First, my husband and I decided to move the year we both retired.

As you near your retirement years, dreams of the daily freedoms and the life to come can certainly take over. Watching grandchildren grow, traveling the world, finding new hobbies or just enjoying ...

Want a happy retirement? Of course, you do! The Dalai Lama himself described happiness as “the purpose of our lives.” At retirement, however, that desire often becomes an expectation.

Staying happy in retirement means staying connected, says Pillemer. “As we experience the loss of work relationships and the loss of significant others because of moves or death, we need to ...

How To Practice Being Happy In Retirement. ByRobert Laura, Former Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Feb 25, 2015, 02:32pm EST Feb 25, 2015, 02:37pm ...

Retirement is all about you, and doing what you love. So naturally, now is the time to do more of it. If fishing is your thing, and that is what brings you happiness, then spend more time fishing.

Retirement is usually a long period between twenty and thirty years. With increasing longevity, it can even be as much as forty years. (I can think of a half dozen people in my own extended group ...

Retirement is becoming more and more expensive, and the average U.S. adult is expected to outlive their savings by around eight to 10 years, according to a report from the World Economic Forum.

Watch: Patients in Temple St wishing BOD happy retirement is ridiculously cute. entertainment. 11 years ago. Share It’s going to be tough one ...

While retirement should be a happy period, the transition can be rough. Indeed, Prof. Bender found that those who plan their retirement are usually happier, ...

Although the financial picture gets most of our attention, it is only one element of a happy retirement. A long-term Harvard study reveals what it really takes to be happy, and it isn’t money ...